Adrienette - depress girl

The Mask

Marinette sat in her room, staring blankly at the wall. She felt nothing, just empty. It was as if she was broken, shattered into a million pieces that could never be rejoined. She tried to hide her pain, putting on a brave face for the world to see, but inside she was dying. She had been through so much in her life, from loss to betrayal, and she was unable to cope with the weight of it all. Her life felt like it was crumbling around her and she was unable to pick up the pieces. She was lost, and she felt like there was no hope of ever finding her way back.

Adrien was dating Kagami, and it seemed like a knife twisting in her heart every time she saw them together. It was like she was invisible, like her feelings didn't matter at all. To make matters worse, she lost her parents in a plane crash while on their way to New York. She felt alone in the world, without anyone to turn to. She was dealing with the trauma and sadness of losing her parents and she was also dealing with the pain of seeing the person she loved with someone else. On top of that, she felt like nobody understood her pain and she felt like she was all alone in the world.

But that wasn't even the downfall of it. Lila and Kagami bullied her, taking away all her friends and leaving her feeling even more isolated. She felt like she was drowning in her own pain, and no one could see it. She cut herself, trying to release the pain inside, but it only made things more painful.Lila and Kagami's bullying left her feeling helpless and alone, with no one to turn to for support. The physical pain of cutting was one way she tried to cope with her emotional pain, but it only brought her temporary relief before the emotional pain returned.

She knew she needed help, but didn't know how to ask for it. She didn't want to burden anyone with her problems, and she was afraid of what they might think of her if they knew the truth. So she kept it all inside, wearing a mask of happiness for the world to see. She was worried that if she admitted to her struggles, people would judge her or think she was weak. She was also scared that if she asked for help, no one would be willing or able to provide it. So she chose to remain silent and carry on with her life, hoping that eventually things would get better.

But she knew she couldn't keep it up forever. She needed someone to see through her mask and help her before it was too late. She needed someone to save her from herself. She was exhausted from constantly putting on a brave face and trying to pretend that everything was okay, when in reality she was struggling to keep up with the demands of her life. She was hoping that someone would see through her facade and be understanding of her situation, and provide her with the support and encouragement she needed to get through it.

Marinette had always been the happy-go-lucky girl, always helping her friends. But now, she needed help, and didn't know where to turn. She was afraid of showing her true emotions and appearing weak, so she kept up the facade of being carefree and strong for her friends. Deep down, she wanted someone to recognize her pain and give her the support she needed to get through it.

She tried talking to her parents about how she felt, but it only made things erroneous. They had been so excited to return to New York, and now they were leaving forever. Marinette felt like she had let them down somehow, like she wasn't good enough to keep them safe. Trying to explain her feelings only made her feel worse because her parents were so disappointed in her. She felt like she had failed them by not being able to make them stay, and that she wasn't capable of protecting them from whatever danger had forced them to leave.

Lila and Kagami were relentless bullies,bullying her every chance they got. They turned all her friends against her, leaving her alone. She had never felt so helpless in her life. Lila and Kagami took advantage of her vulnerability and used it to their advantage, creating a cycle of harassment and power imbalance that left her feeling humiliated and powerless. They sought to intentionally isolate her and gain control over her life, making it even harder for her to escape the cycle of bullying.

Marinette knew she needed help, but didn't know how. She was afraid of what people would say if they found out about her cutting, and she was afraid of being judged. She felt trapped in her own mind, with no way out. She was ashamed and scared of seeking help, and felt like no one would understand her. This fear of being judged and misunderstood made it difficult for her to reach out for help, leaving her feeling trapped and isolated.

But then something unexpected happened. Adrien, who had always been so aloof and distant, started looking at her. He saw through her mask of happiness and saw the pain shehidden. He began to talk to her, ask her how she was doing, and offer her his support. His kindness and empathy made her feel seen and heard, and gradually she felt her walls start to come down. She felt a sense of safety and security in his presence that she had never felt before.

Marinette was reluctant to open up to him. She didn't want to burden him with her problems, and she didn't want him to think less of her. But as they talked more and more, she realized Adrien was different from the others. He didn't judge her, didn't make fun of her, he was just listened and offered his support. This made her feel safe and accepted, and she gradually started to open up and share her troubles with him. She found comfort in the fact that Adrien showed genuine care and concern for her, something she had not experienced before.

Slowly but surely, Marinette feltno longer alone. Adrien was there for her, and he helpedher see that she wasn't broken, juststruggling through a tough time. And with his help, she saw that there was hope for her after all. With Adrien's gentle guidance, Marinette began to realize that her tough times weren't permanent and that she could eventually find peace and happiness. He showed her that she was capable of overcoming her struggles and that she was strong enough to make it through anything.